Sentence examples for have a vote from inspiring English sources

Suggestions(5)

have a vote of its

have a veto

have a turnout

have a referendum

have a majority

"have a vote" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to participate in a vote or to possess the ability to vote. Example: "The citizens have a vote in the upcoming election."

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Let's have a vote Reform?

The Economist

"I don't have a vote".

The New York Times - Sports

We say let's have a vote.

The New York Times

"David Cameron doesn't have a vote.

Independent

We have a vote.

The Guardian - Opinion

We don't have a vote.

The New York Times

"We must have a vote".

The Guardian

I don't have a vote or anything".

The New York Times

Fifty million of us have a vote.

The Guardian - Opinion

I have a vote, one of six".

The New York Times

Unfortunately, they have a vote, too.

The Washington Post

More suggestions(15)

have a plebiscite

have a voter

have a poll

have a polling

represented a vote

received a vote

representatives a vote

have a motion

approved a vote

given a vote

took a vote

involved a vote

acknowledged a vote

indicated a vote

have a ballot

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